Nicholas Latifi struggled with performance extremities in his Williams during the Austrian Grand Prix, ranging from “horrible” to “amazing”. The Canadian did not have a race that will live long in his memory from an excitement perspective having started 18th, with only the two Haas cars behind him on the grid, and ending up classified two places higher. But what did keep Latifi interested was the performance of his FW43B, the other of which George Russell started eighth in after another brilliant qualifying display and agonisingly missed out on his first Williams points when passed for P10 by Fernando Alonso late on. In contrast, points were never on the cards for Latifi in a race...
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